Sentence examples for writing a name from inspiring English sources

He was in my secret ballot: we do it every year, writing a name down in an envelope of who we think is going to win.

It's evolved far beyond early tagging (abstractly writing a name or word in spray paint or marker, usually illegally) to more painterly and figurative forms.

Iowa Republican caucuses, which involve writing a name on a piece of paper and going home, are like Athens in the Age of Pericles compared with the Democrats, who are closer to Turkmenistan in the age of Saparmurat Niyazov.

The spelling of the word G-d in the film's title reflects the Jewish practice of avoiding writing a name of God.

Then everyone votes by writing a name on a piece of paper, then the votes are counted in the room and reported by app to party officials; delegates are awarded proportionately.

The message was different than graffiti, where instead of just writing a name, which some might say is noble vandalism in its own right and rooted in humans' primal desire to mark one's habitat, street art served to, at its best, interact with the environment and the public through the art on a whole new level.

Remember anybody can write a name on a piece of cardboard.

He could barely speak or walk and could only write a name: Kaspar Hauser.

Michel was led into an adjoining room, given a pen and paper, and told to write a name, a number, and the word "Körperschwäche," which means "exhaustion".

"When I write a name like 'Jason' in the script for Marcella, it can be played by a black man". he said.

On the next line of the sheet, he wrote a name for his guest: Dwight Armstrong, an executive with Carl S. Akey Inc., an Ohio feed company.